Day of the Dragonstar
Day of the Dragonstar
“It was lying by the long-dead ashes of a fire-pit near the entrance to a small limestone cave. “Anything in there?” he asked of Mikaela Lindstrom, who was still inside the cave. There was a pause before he saw her blond hair corning out of the darkness. Her bright green eyes were shining like a cat’s as she appeared, carrying a small object. “This must be what set off the metal-detector,” she said, handing him a small communications unit. The metallic surface was already showing signs of corros...ion from the fierce humidity of the interior. “At least somebody survived,” said Phineas. “Long enough to get this far, anyway.” Looking up into the surrounding treetops, and the bright hazy sky beyond them, he was again reminded of the scope of the ship’s interior. Despite his anxiety, he could not deny his sense of awe and dread when he thought about the beings who had built this place. “Presuming that they could not find their way back to the entrance hatch,” said Phineas, “why would you suppose they would be making camp this far away from the general area.MoreLess
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